What month is Ramadan? Is Ramadan that month?

1. Ramadan in Buddhism refers to the first month, May and September of the lunar calendar. In Islam, Ramadan is also translated as Ramadan, which is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Among them, the Buddhist Ramadan is also called Ramadan in March and Good Month, during which eight fasts are required.

2. Buddhist Ramadan is also called March Ramadan and Good Month. In the first month, May, September and other March of each year, eight fasting days should be observed. Legend has it that the release of the four heavenly kings is equal to this March, and the southern island is illuminated with a treasure mirror to observe the good and evil of people. Therefore, the classics suggest that people should be cautious in this March to cultivate good roots. During the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties, there was a custom of three long fasts. In this parade, slaughter is forbidden, people fast, become vegetarians and recite scriptures. In addition to Ramadan, there is also a "fasting day". The eighth, fourteenth, fifteenth, twenty-third, twenty-ninth and thirtieth days of each month in the lunar calendar are also called "six fasting days". On the sixth day, a monk also gathered a place to go to Busa.